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Friday Lunchtime Music from the 19th century.
This week’s Friday lunchtime concert at St Stephen’s Uniting Church in Macquarie Street features violinist Ronald Woodcock with pianist Lillian Camhausen performing music…
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The Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra ends 2011 with a bang.
In their final concert for 2011, the Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra conducted by Sarah-Grace Williams presents a trio of joyous works. Gounod’s Petite…
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Sabine Meyer in Sydney
If you’re looking for an evening of exceptional entertainment, tonight, Musica Viva presents the world famous clarinettist Sabine Meyer with the Modigliani…
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Anne Sofie von Otter in Sydney
The world fanous mezzo-soprano performs in Sydney with the SSO this week: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/arts/opera-star-has-to-be-a-super-trouper-to-sing-here/story-fn9d2mxu-1226181931262
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Bel a capella sings Rachmaninov’s vespers
A capella ensemble Bel a capella conducted by its Music Director Anthony Pasquill, presents Sergei Rachmaninov’s Vespers opus 37 in a programme…
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Possum goes for Baroque
The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra opens its Glorious Baroque season this weekend with the Australian debut of Guest Director and violinist Riccardo Minasi, described…
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The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra presents ‘The Divine and the Delicious’
The Australian Brandenburg Orchestra offers a rare opportunity to hear fine Baroque music in the intimacy of The Independent Theatre in North Sydney,…
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A cello and two guitars
“Nothing is more beautiful than a guitar, save perhaps two.” -Fredric Chopin Chopin may well have approved of the next series of…
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TaikoDeck at The Reginald
This week at The Reginald, Australia’s premiere taiko drumming ensemble TaikOz, presents TaikoDeck, a collaboration with Melbourne DJ and producer DJ M-Royce…
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Australian Singing Competition Awards final
Whilst many of us are breathless from weeks of watching the Rugby World Cup and are preparing for a summer of long cricket…